Sentences with phrase «to respond to local needs»

School planning Hertfordshire County Council works with a diverse range of schools across its area in responding to local need.

5 Effective Programs We strive for genuine partnership with local communities, NGOs and other organisations aiming at sustainable development responding to local needs and making our programmes more effective.

whether or not the state education agency and / or state supported education service units have sufficient expertise to respond to local needs for effective data use

Many of our Indigenous staff are developing unique, localised projects to specifically respond to local needs.

If you want to do something about them, vote LibDem for services which will respond to local needs.

Governor Cuomo's Regional Economic Development Councils (REC) were supposed to stimulate job creation by competitively funding regional projects that responded to local needs.

Research suggests that prevention and intervention efforts are most effective when they respond to local needs.

Given more flexibility to determine the content, length, and administration of assessments, states could still achieve some of the benefits of collaboration while preserving the ability to respond to local needs and priorities.

Among the findings in the report are that these states are proposing new and complex accountability systems which they assert will respond to local needs and better identify schools that need assistance.

The idea was to drive budget authority and decision - making power down to the school level, allowing those in the trenches to respond to local needs and promoting diversity and flexibility within the system.

Teachers can use it to design, store and map their own lessons, and content is customizable to allow districts to respond to local needs.

«Teachers can use it to design, store and map their own lessons, and content is customizable to allow districts to respond to local needs, said Dr. Christine Mason, Executive Director of the Center for Educational Improvement.

Consequentially, aspects of the Bills remain of critical concern including: the lack of community ownership of and responsibility for the implementation of the measures; the lack of flexibility to respond to local needs; the absence of mechanisms for ongoing discussion and negotiation with individuals as their circumstances change.

We had always talked about service centres, along the lines of the business model where you have service centres with managers who have a lot of autonomy, so that they can respond to the local needs.